Asian women annually spend seven times the amount of money as Asian men.
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5.25.2011
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4.03.2011
Businessmen with Backpacks
From time to time in New York I’ve seen businessmen in suits wearing backpacks while commuting. Backpacks are for schoolchildren and campers. People in backpacks don’t seem like credible business people to me. The irony is enhanced when seeing a backpack made of leather – it’s still a backpack and now you look like a student in Japan. Can’t those people fit their documents and their lunch in a different bag? If they really need to lug many books and papers back and forth they should take a small suitcase that can be rolled or held in one hand. At least then they’ll look like a consultant, not like they’re going camping or to school. At the very least they’ll save their clothing from tell-tale creases.
From time to time in New York I’ve seen businessmen in suits wearing backpacks while commuting. Backpacks are for schoolchildren and campers. People in backpacks don’t seem like credible business people to me. The irony is enhanced when seeing a backpack made of leather – it’s still a backpack and now you look like a student in Japan. Can’t those people fit their documents and their lunch in a different bag? If they really need to lug many books and papers back and forth they should take a small suitcase that can be rolled or held in one hand. At least then they’ll look like a consultant, not like they’re going camping or to school. At the very least they’ll save their clothing from tell-tale creases.
3.25.2011
3.09.2011
The whole idea of motivation is a trap. Forget motivation. Just do it. Exercise, lose weight, test your blood sugar, or whatever. Do it without motivation. And then, guess what? After you start doing the thing, that’s when the motivation comes and makes it easy for you to keep on doing it.
- John C. Maxwell
- John C. Maxwell
2.28.2011
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1.29.2011
1.25.2011
The most typical family featured in advertising, "married with children," is actually the third-most-common household, at only 22% of households [in the US]. The largest household group, 28%, is actually the "married with no children" home. In fact, the "one-person household," only 17% of the population in 1970, became 27% of the population by 2007 and is still growing.
- AdAge
- AdAge
1.20.2011
1.16.2011
I changed my gender on my Pandora account. After 4 years of being male they now think I'm female. There were too many match.com ads with many smiling faces of single white females. It grew distracting and annoying. The annoyance was because in the US, white people are the equivalent of Type O blood: everyone can accept Type O. The dozens of white faces don't represent the actual demographics of this country, nor, I assume, the membership of match.com. I understand match.com wants to drive traffic to their site, but the way they're doing it ticks me off. It's encouraging a pigmentocracy, which more responsible companies should try not to support.
I should probably point out that despite these views of what should and shouldn't be publicly promoted, I am in a LTR with a white female (who happens to have Type O blood).
I should probably point out that despite these views of what should and shouldn't be publicly promoted, I am in a LTR with a white female (who happens to have Type O blood).